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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15
HOME RULE FOR CITIES.

Unfortunately for St. Louis, Gen. Grants
familiar dictum, that 1.-THE best way to Sc
cure the repeal of bad law is to enforce
IT," can not be made to apply to the crank
Sunday law of this state. because the peo-
ole most seriously affected by the law had
but a small voice in its enactment, and
would have an equally small voice In It's
repeal. The Fundamental error is the
denial of municipal autonomy under state
governments A large city like st. LOUIS
should have "home rule" to the extent OF
being allowed, through its own people, TO
decide such questions as are involved IN q
Sunday law. To five sixths Of the con-
stituencies represented in state leg
fslsture like that of Missouri the en-
enforcement of Sunday law Involves little
charge, no inconvenience and no sacrifice;
to the other sixth it amounts to social revo-
luton by which they are deprived OF
rights and pleasures without compensating
benefit to themselves or their neighbors.-
Globe Democrat.
A large city like Wichita should have
home rule" to the extent of allowing its
own people to appoint their own police
force, but that depends largely upon who
has the privilege of deciding what ought
to be and what ought not to be. The peo-
Die of Wichita, as ten to one, are opposed
to q police commission, but it happens in
this case that the ten fellows don't count
Municipal anotomy is a good thing for
people who believe in the capability OF the
people to govern themselves, and goodly
number of people in Europe are beginning
to think home rule is form of government
tending largely to the happiness of the peo-
pie. So strongly are many people in
Europe becoming in favor Of it that they
even indicate that they are willing to risk
their lives to obtain it. 1t may, however,
be admitted that very small minority of
the people in this state do not believe the
masses of large enterprising city are
capable of governing themselves. About
the only argument in favor of the position
taken by this minority is that they have the
law. No man or number of people should
ever be allowed to be their own judge as to
whether they have right to arbitrarily
govern their fellow men for the reason that
people generally assume themselves impor-
tant in proportion as they are weak and
ignorant. Hon. John Kelley says the
metropolitan police law was enacted as
sort of necessity to prevent sort of invas-
ion of Wyandotte and Kansas City, Kan,
and was never intended to be applied to
any other city of this state. The executive
council. however, think the loyal, enter
prising people of Wichita should be classed
along with gang of Missouri river roughs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

A rural contemporary is right when it
says that The Times is kicker, but in
CHASING it as obStructionist, save for good
purposes, it merely lies. In all matters
pertaining TO general good and prosperity
The Times will be found right up in front
with the band wagon. Well leave it 10
the Wichita EAGLE.-Kansas City Times
When it comes to poking your nose into
other peoples business you are usually in
the front. A representative of the The
Times arrived in this city forty eight hours
ahead of the Topeka band wagon. Such
enterprise, if in good cause, would be
commendahle.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

THE CHINESE CHILDREN.

1t is frequently remarked that Chinese
are Objectionable as immigrants because
they will not become Americanized even
not consenting to be buried in our soil after
death. 1t seems, however, that the Chi
nese children, like other nationalities, are
susceptible to the influences of our civiliza-
ton and religion. The following account
of the exercises in Chinese Sunday school
at st. Louis, as given by the Globe-Demo-
crat, is interesting:
The Chinese Sunday school of Supt. w.
S. Truesdale, in the Second Presbyterian
church, was unusually well attended yes
terday morning. One reason for this was
that tickets for picnic to Montesano
Springs next Saturday were distributed
among the yellow skinned scholars, and an
other was that the students all desired to
see the baptism of four of their school
mates, which was to take place at the be-
ginning of the church services following the
class exercises The four Chinese converts
to Christianity sat by the side of the young
ladies who teach them, smiling with antic-
ipatory joy whenever they caught the eye
of any of their schoolmates, and joined
Justify in the singing of English Sunday
school songs. They are all laundrymen.
and are named Yen Yum, Jen Sam, Jen
Jong and Jee Ban. All of them had their
cues cut off as one token of their surrender
to their national beliefs, but three wore
Chinese dress. Jee Ban was attired in
black clothes of Caucasian pattern. They
have been in st. Louis three years, and
have been studying in Supt. Truesdale's
school for two years. When the services
began in church all the scholars of the
Sunday school and their teachers filed up
stairs to the gallery, except the four candi-
dates for baptism, who remained in
the school room. When DR.. Niccolls
had baptized five infants, Superintendent
Truesdale led his Chinese forward and
seated them on a front bench, while the
pastor made short address to the congre-
cation about them, drawing parallel be-
tween baptism and the work of a laundry
man, which apparently was not gras2ed by
the minds of the four. They had been
well drilled, however in the catechism, to
which they were next subjected as pre-
liminary to baptism, and all four nodded
their heads simultaneously and vigorously
at every comma aud semicolon at which
the preacher arrived in putting them
to the somewhat long and involved ques
tons about their present beliefs and their
Remuneration of old ones. All of the four
received the baptismal water on their heads
kneeling, retaining their Chinese names,
DR.. Niccolls addressing each simply as
Brother as he baptized him. After the
ceremony, the four, now members of the
church, took their seats in the gallery, by
the rest of the scholars, and listened atten-
lively TO the sermon that followed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

'He may visit any fort or ship where the
national flag will be lowered to manifest
respect for him and his Office, and should a
foreign ship fail to do him full honors,
none will be so quick to resent an insult as
the members of the Grand Army of the
Republic who periled life and limb to
make that flag respected at home and
abroad" Is the language of the brave old
H ero who led our victorious boys in blue
''From Atlanta to the Sea-" His name
will be sung in patriotic song down the
ages to come by all people who believe in
the Republic. Uncle Billy" is better
qualified than the politicians, TO paint in
words the patriotic fires that burn in the
hearts of the old soldier Immortal Old
Sherman!
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
Lots on the inside on street car lines and in
outside additions Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties.
All parties wishing to buy would do well
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
Wichita Cigar Parlor
214 NORTH MAIN ST. I6

OOJN I 1tAOA1SAJ = O4b
Gas. on. Mineral. Prospect and Art.sszn Wells
wells drilled In any part Of The worid frora m 70
o, sn0 feet deep
Everyrh.Ds furnished. and ~e complete or no pay.
Al arxe experience In The On and 0ss Flsaas OF
New Yo<k and ohio-
Rn.ck Boxsaw Prices. Sad fc< estimates.
a xrlLER IL Haia g.. Room WschssA Kan
AIH0
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

1ectIy grand. A nut was POinteu OUT 10 us
as the home once in time of 1.-The Colleen
Bawn,' and place in the lake where she
was drowned This may be myth, but
there is little doubt but that Dion Bouci-
cault got the groundwork of that superb
Irish comedy from this locality. We
reached point where one of tina numer-
Gus retinue that followed US on foot went
down under a cliff and hallooed, the echo
came back to US strong and clear as bugle
sound Two small cannon were discharged
and the echo was almost deafening. Fur
ther along another cannon was fired with
a like result. So our cavalcsde wound
In and out and upward through
the pass, the guides often
telling us to halt and look back and when
ever we did vision Of lovliness met the
eye. On either side Of us the mountain
rose black and preoepitsus. Here was q
dismal licking lake that contained no hv-
ing thing. The guide said st. Patrick had
killed the last snake at this spot. shut it In
q tight iron bsx and sunk 1t in the lake.
On reaching the summit of the pass, with
the clouds floating On the mountains brow
not 50 very far above, we halted msment
and drank In the beauty of the whsle
scene. My pencil can't do it justice. As
we commenced the descent we observed in
our front a large number Of Irish maidens.
skipping along the rough strong road in
their bare feet each bareheaded, but with
locks nicely braided and rather fanoifully
dressed in colers, the red predominating.
These were the syrens coming out with
mountain dew" under their arms, home
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

Mr.. J. II. Estis of Columbus Ohio last
Friday evening left his pocket book con-
tanning large amount of money on the
top of post in public street OF Elpaso
Texas, where it remained unmelested for
half an hour, at the end of which time Mr..
Estis returned and joyfully replaced 1t in
his pocket Whether its remaining On the
post was due to the blindness or honesty
of the Texans is not stated.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15
WICKED WICHITA AND PIOUS To-
PEKA

The EAGLES intimation that the execu-
tive council was jealous OF Wichita, or in
spired by any hostility towards that city. is
rs absurd as it is baseless But they are
sworn officers of the state, charged, by its
laws, with the performance of certain
duties, one of which is to see that munich
pal authorities suppress the liquor traffic.
Not a single member of the council has
any desire or disposition to interfere with
the police government of any city. in the
state if the local authorities manifest de-
cent regard for the laws of Kansas, or a
fair disposition to suppress the liquor
traffic. When local authorities do not do
this, it is not only the right but the duty OF
the state authorities to put in operation the
machinery of the metropolitan police law.
Topeka Capital.
Mr.. John Kimmerle yesterday returned
from Topeka, where he attended the three
days session of the funniest. He says
that there was large attendance and three
car loads of beer was consumed and police
o men on the grounds, but not word said
by any Topeka officials against the beer
question. June 14th.
In reply to a question regarding the con-
1ition he found matters on his arrival at
Wichita, Mr.. Bradford said; 81 did not
find the sale of liquor so open and notorious
there as / anticipated. There is practically
no liquor sold publicly, that is open and
above board. Topeka Commonwealth.
Yesterday was a great day for the Turn
ers of the Missouri Valley. More than
1900 of the fraternity were in attendance
at the garden at the foot of Harrison street.
The music was excellent and the beverage
dear to every German flowed in an mex
haustible stream.-Topeka Kansas Demo
crat
The executive council will now sing a
chime" after which the pious editor of the
Kansas City Times will lead in prayer.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

1.-The New York Star says thst while
the president and his secretary were catch
ing trout one day during their late vacation
the ladies of the party rode over to North
Elba to visit the grave of John Brown y
Slavery hung John Brown on the scaffold,
and Freedom buried slavery in a grave
from which there is no hope of resurrec-
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

Let Us do right as near as we know how
and trust the future to the boys who look
on us old veterans as prodigies or as old
fogies, lingering superfluent On the stage
of life.-W. T. Sherman.
Such is the modesty of the greatest COM
mander on this earth today. He is talking
to men whose achievements and valor will
ever be conspicuous on the records of fame.
Long live the Republic! Long live the old
veterans and their favorite commander,
Sherman,
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-15

The letter of General Sherman to St.
Louis friends, a synopsis of which was
published in yesterdays EAGLE, breaths a
patriotism as broad as this land. Grand
old Sherman
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06

DDS 8unbestreisseri5tp Nebrasta
bat benz Stabtratb pom 2incoln rpesen
WftBa9tung bes @ert1ts eine Celebrate
BON suiamnten $4,000 auferIest. Ser
Wapor unb brei Der ALDERMEN taunen nit
ie $50 meg, Der &eit ber Ilbermen ioQ ie
5000 be3ablen. 0ie l1ria5e TT folsenbe:
Dor mebrereu Wonaten purbe sesen ben
goliaeiri9ter 9arions cine anfIase nssen
Acknowledgements erboben. Die @nsei1en
stnsen babtn, baB In Solse Der 3abIrei1 III
Gage tretenben S1ulbbeweile ber Sta6ts
ratb 9arions' abiesnns psrfisen perbe ;
aber ebe es batu tam, erIanste bsien 9lns
malt pom 8~unbesseri9t etnen gtnbaItss
befebI. Ser Stabtratb tebrte ii5 aber
ni9t baran, ba er annabm, baB bas 0uns
besssri9t bic Sa9s nt9ts ansebe, unb
iette garions ab. 9esbaIb bic guferles
suns Der idusren Citrate. @obur6 has
gunbesssridt feline ginmii9uns re9tfers
tist, 1T aus ben porIiesenben Na1rtdten
nt9t eri9tIid aber Ri1ter 8reper, ber
bic Citrate auferIest bat, 1T Elm aiemIi9
gutter SSurtf.
- Der 2ocomottufibrer Martbam unb
iein 9ei3er rparen auii6en M limb en- unb
NrteII nit Der N%usbeferuns zines
S1abens an ibrer locomotive bei9dftist.
8I6sIt@ iab f9 Der @riters pom einem
unsew0bnli9 sroBen Bantber ansesriffen,
Der feline &raaen tn ben S1uItern Warts
bam's besrub. Ser 5eiser i9lus bas
Ebier NIT einem S9raubenfdliHeI auf ben
&opf; bterbur9 wurbe Der Pantbsr etpas
bstdubt unb uerIor isinsn Salt an Warts
BAN, tam absr iofort wieber su fi9 unb
padte u ben 5eiSer IN Der 5ifte. Warts
bam i9oB banu bas Tbier nit ieinem &es
poIper niebsr. geibe, Der 2ocomotipfibrer
nnb iein 5eiser, finb fdwsr psrlest unb
werben ldnsere 3eit bas gett bitten milf
fen.
- gu Beatrice baben bic bortisen
8ertdufer unb Nsenten pou @~runbsisens
tbum cine 9tite aufseifedt, aus psl1er
berporsebt, baB udbrenb bes Sabren 1887
an obtsem 9lase 81 ,0OO, 900 fir bic grs
ri9tuns pon @ebduben peraussabt wurs
ben. 8or iener Summe entfauen ALIEN
800, 900 fur bic @rbauuns pom Sabriten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
@tSeouFn.

- 9as Oberseri9t pom @isconfin bat
iest enti9ieben, baB bic 8irsen pon @bus
arb s.. @blers, pel9er 1894 S6ass
metiter BON WiIpautse gountp mar, unb
einen Ca enunteri6uB pom 81, 900 bins
terlieB, ben nod ni1t wteber gut aemads
ten &eit BON 5000 nebff 7 Bro3ent Gins
fen pom 90. Sanuar 1885, an 3ablen mlis
fen. 0ie girsen finb PbiIipp 8sff &
Co., Sobn 9rislaff Soiepb gbilipps unb
2ouis Iuer. Ser @run6, wesbalb, trot
ber swetfsaoien 3abIunssfdbisteit Der girs
gen fur bic aIsemetnen unb fir bic Spss
5~ialfonbs bate, uub baB nod elmer gnts
i9eibuns bss &rsisseri9ts ni9t seniisenb
3eusniB bafir uorbanben mar, baB gblers
bic SpeStalfonbs ansetafet bate. Dis
Sarsen fur bic Spe3talfonbs aber paren
bic Sbensenannteu. Das Oberseri9t
i4etnt bas SebIen bes @elbes aIs ssniisens
bss 5eusniB fir bic antaftuns Der Spes
3ialfonbs era4tet 3u baben.
- SIM Sabre 1883 wurbe Der n5rblids
GbetI Der Wisconfiner Stabt &acin
bur9 etnen 8irbeIfturm aeritSrt. Sc wurs
ben iofort Sonbs fir bic RotbIsibenbeu aus
iammensefteuert, peI9e cine 3ismIi5 Be-
beutenbe Summe errei9ten. Ra6bem bic
NotbIsibsnbeu idmmtIt1 untsritist wors
ben warsn, bIisbsn etpa $4,000 iibris,
ueI9e einem ausi@uB iberseben wurbsn
nit Der 8etiuns, fie gu perpaIten, fir ben
Sau, baB fd elm dbnIi9er lluslldsfaq err
eisnsn ioIte. Dor einisen Wonatsn uns
ter3ei9neten ueri9iebene Der Subieribsnten
Elm 9eiu9 uobur9 Der S9atmsiitsr bss
Sonbs, Serr W. o. grstine, ansepieien
wurbe, bas ibrise geIb an ben Armsns
unterffisunssuerein 81 Ibertrasen. Giss
fer Gage bislt Der 8erwaItunssausiduB
nun cine 8%eriammIuus ab un6 bsl9loB,
benz 0srIansen ni9t 5olse gu ~leiitsn, fons
berr entpeber bas @elb meter ~ perwaIs
ober es vpro rata" an bic Subicribsntsn
3uridsu3ablen.
- Sn Sibtofb 1T Sr. Or. 6. Gins
be, Der dItsits prattiids arst baieIbf, TIM
glitter BON 70 Sabrsn ssiforbsn. @r mar
NOR Elm seborener 9dne, bate auf bsuts
i4en llntperfitdten ftibtrt unb maj felt As
sSabren tn Sibtoib anfdifs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
Cetterret6suuaarn

- Tim elmer SsmmeI piuen a9t Gage
@efansnib. Sn bas @aifbaus bes @olf
9ules In Der @roBsn 9~farrsaiis tn @ien
tam urebrere Wo9en binbur9 cine elegant
setIeibets Dame, usl9s tdsli9 baFslbs
Wittassmabl einnabm unb aud bs3ablte.
Der &elner WiIbsIm 8reusr tbsiIte iebo9
benz @afuirtbe NIT, er babe bic 8eOba9s
tuns ssma1t, bae bie Dame INNER eine
SemmeI gu benz Semitic efis, bisislbe iss
bod ui9t vaniase" unb ni9t be3abIe.
8oIf DULLES e%rftatte sessn bic Dame, bic
9ferbebdnbIerin Soiepba 3ufsr, cine Disbs
ifablsanseise, tn wel9er CT beruorbob, baB
er, bur4 ietuen &sIuer aufmertiam 8es
ma9t, bic Dame sIei9faIs i9arf bsoba9s
tet unb bic Wabrnebmunsen bes Rsansrs
beffdtist sefunben babe. Bel Der 8srs
banbluns ftelte bic &nsetlaste bic ibr our
2ait seleste 9unblunsspeife entidiebsn
tn abrsbs unb ~bsbauptsts. iebesmal ielbif
cine SemmeI nit ms @aitbaus Iaebra4t
au babsn. Da isbo9 0irtb unb &elIner
tbre auslassn bssibstsn, srtannte Der 0tids
ter BITE ansetlaste f9uIbis unb p~erurtbeiIte
fe 5u elmer Wo4e arreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
S6mets.

= @ud elmer @ittbsiIuns Der rSdpei=
seriiden Bldtter fur SrnitboIosie" 1T Der
9ammerseier in Der S9uei3 aIs::sana ober
faft gang ausserottet 3u betradten. Gin
etniames altes Weib9en baufte felt 25
Sabrsn am Btoti9born in Sbers
@auis unb puBts ft1 aaen Naditsaunssn
3u ent3isbsn. bis es In bisism Ra9utntsr
einsn persifteten Su9s, Der ais 8Sber aus
seIest mar, fraB unb uerenbste. @r maB
- Mstsr nit ben SliseIn; Rsiienbe tons
men es In, Muieum pom 2auianne bspuns
bern. Sb nod ID ~etn3slns @rsmpIars
ii9 bauernb In Der S9wsi3 ~aufbaItsn, Idbt
fi9 ni9t nit Stderbsit bsfttmmen, Elm
niitenbes gaar ~eriiirt iebsnfals nidt u1ebr.
- Sn Bern ertrdntts fi5 bic 0ittpe
bes turs uorbsr psrftorbensn etbsen0lfi5en
Staatstaiirers S9neiber. Ste NOR bic
brittle pon bret S1weftern, bic ale mad
chamber NIT S9netber usrbeiratbst warsn.
Die erife bat ben Cob bur9 sinsn Sturs
aus benz 5enfter ~sefunben, bic sweite In
S4wermutb fi5 absebdrmt, unb II ems
bette aud bic brittle, wis bic erite, bur9
felbifgepdblten Cob!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06

ten lafi en, baB ibr 2ebrer, Der 40 Sabre
Sreub' unb 2eib NIT ibuen setbeilt, au1
2ebensabenb ni1t mebr unter linen iet,
unb Der @eusinberatb bei4liebt sine Wobs
nuus gu bauen. 8uei @smeinbemitslies
Der erbteten fi9 bic BaupIdse umionit bers
suseben. Ser 2ebrer bat bies Inerbieten,
Inn stn 9eim gu ~ftelIen, anssnommsn, iss
bod nur unter Der Bebinsuns, baB CT bas
Bautapital persiuit. @emib 1T In beutis
aer materieuer Belt cine foI1e 9emetnbe
cine Wuffersemeinbs gu nennen, tauienb
anbsren Orten als Ieu@tsnbss geiiptsl Bins
seieut,
49, Iuf benz &%ittsrsute clap Bel BeieI
uurbe bieier Gage cine gra1tei5e on bas
EaseIi9t bef6r6ert. Sabrbunberte lang
i'm bunteIn S9ooB bsr grbe rubeub, bat
bieier md9ttse Stamut, Der iber $40 Gus
bitfuB nusbares 9ols srtbdIt. eine tiefs
i4par3e Sdrbuns betommen, bic bur4
tinitli9e Bebanbluns ME 3u errei9en III
unb besbalb bieien Sunb Defenders rpertb>
uoa eri9etnen IdBt. RatirIi5 1T bic
Runbe uon bteieu b69ft toitbaren S9ase
i1on melt s~ebrursen; &Slner unb Wains
ger 9oIsfirmen baben i9leunisft 9ebote
sema4t, bic bis 1900 W. seben iouen.
- Ser S5pinbel treibt INNER srOBere
8latben. 81 fnb betratbsfdbisen gers
ionen an peri1iebenen Srten In Der Rdbe
BON Ia9en bteier Gage 8riefe NIT benz
9oititempel Berlin ~ausesausen, auf ueI9e
cine nnIehnIihe Sumnne-0O Ria 40 mnrf
-Yoitna9nabme erboben mar. Wsr ben
8rtef anntInn1t, erfdbrt aus beHsn SnbaIt,
no er etne quite 5etratb MAIDEN Tam.
- v@s 1T nidts 10 fetn ~seiponnen, es
tomut ans 2i1t ber Sonnenl" gtma elf
Sabre 1T es Der, baB etn besiterter 2anbs
wtrtb aus 8tuiss WsffaIsn), S9uIse
@roBenbrduter, NIT elmer aniebnIi9en
Summe 9slbes, bic ct BET Der SpartaTe
gu SierIobn bsIesen uollte, auf benz @sse
bortbtn ipurlos peri1wanb. Wan 3peifels
te ni9t, bab er beraubt unb ermorbet
worben iei; aber bic iorsfdItisfen Ra6s
fori9ungsn BET geb6rben blieben obne pos
iitiues @rsebntB. Disfe 9sbeimniBpole
InseIesenbeit 1T iest pteber In aIer Runs
be. 0eben Der Wobnuns bes &ottenarbeis
tiers Wi1el tn S1aIt purben, TN 8oben
uersraben, bic l1eberreife elmer Mannsss
Iei9e sefunben. Der 8sfnub madt es
pabri9einIi9, baB bieieIben pom benz pers
idoIen CARBOHYDRATES berribren. Wt9sI
III Iaut ber e. Sts." auf Inor6nuns Der
Staatsanwaltf9aft bereits an bas @es
rt6tsgefdngniB abaefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
RaniaS.

- Sobn Soul pon marion trat DOT
mebreren Wonaten IN ben 8efs elmer @rbs
i6aft pon $1,000 unb trat tur3 barauf nit
Tbomas Worsan, etnem Eauseni9ts tn
9ei9dftsusrbinbuns. gor 9 Wonaten
bssabsn f9 bsibe IN einem 8ussp mad
sinsm Sarmbauie 5u 2oit Springs. DieB
mar bas Isste Wal. baB man Soul lsbenb
fab. Ssin bur4 coyotes firdtsrIi9 psrs
ftimmsItsr 2ei9num wurbe ant Samffas
D. Us. auf elmer Sarm unpeit 2ott Springs
aufssfunbsn. Gin Ruseao9 i'm 5inters
topic biIbste ben &sft Der @r3dbIuns.
Worsan enttam.
- SIM Staats &anias beinben fi9 iest
1907 WablnibIsn, bsrsn 9lnlase Sc, $685.
$50 setOfst bat, unb bic i'm uer1ofenen
Sabre ll5, 48o, 1872 BuibeI @etreibe ses
mablen unb ~, 1886. 1872 SAB WsbI bersss
felt baben. 9is 3abl Der WibIen bat ft9
tn ben letten elf MOnaten uerbOppeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
YraTlten.

- n 8raflisn bat am 90. Oct. cine
&epoIte pon StIauen auf mebreren pIan,
tasen ftattsefunben anb ss seIans etwa
400 gmp6rern tros bss gtnsrsifsns Der
nd4ften poli3si anb elmer tIsinsn Eruppsns
abtbeiluns TIRE Sreibett su sspinnsn unb
tn bie WaIber ~ fti9ten, pobin fs f9pers
ltd perfolSt werbsn. Betanntli4 1T i9on
felt Idnserer 5eit tn 8raiIisn bic altmdbs
lise StIapen : emancipation einsefabrt ;
auein bieis Mstbobe sebt 8ieIen gu lanss
lam, namentIi9 ben Stlausn ielbf, aber
aud BITE MebpabI Der Burger fpm~patbitrt
nit ibnen unb untsr Der aruee ma9t f4
tetneswsss cine Bsrsituiaisteit 9eltenb,
ben bebrdnsten S~tIausnbaItern 3u. Sllfs
3u ellen. 3ie Seitsu Der Stlaperet inb
aud tn Sab,Amsrifa porbsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
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- gnbe SuIi purbs In Rinneapo o.
It's Der StraBenbabns &utf9sr Ebomas
EoQeion srmorbst un6 bsraubt. Sect finb
Sim unb Better Barrett, pom ibrsr sissnen
Wuttsr ais bic W6rber a~nsesebsn, psrbafs
tst porben. Yster wurbs tn Omaha pers
bate, unb bic BsbOrbeu weissrn fid, i'm
aus3uIisfern, sbe ie ni4t bic auf bic grs
sreifuns ausseieste 8elObnuns erbaIten
baben.
- am %. Rop. finb ,u 9uIutb an
ndbernb loco. 900 Eonnsn &oblen obsr
iibsr 1000 Eonnen msbr ais TN leStsn
Sabre fur ben Wintsrsebrau9 abseIiefert
worbsu, unb bsnuO@ ut ss i&On iest fIar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06

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